John Lonewolf

As an asteroid explodes in the atmosphere, an EM pulse destroys all electrical equipment worldwide. While this was devastating, the world was trying to repair the damage, when it found out that this asteroid carried a parasitic species that had survived the blast, and prefers human hosts. Frank, just having set up to live off the grid, manages to get by reasonably well for a time, but then, just as he thinks that all is well, he too is confronted with a rapidly evolving species that offers no escape. In time these beings become known as the ens Inferni, or, the beings, from hell. 

The Last Human is a story about a former special forces soldier who witnesses the world becoming more decadent, losings its values. As he watches humanity revel in the debauchery, which is modern society, he’s not the only one watching. Something watches it all, realizing that humanity is well on its way to being the cause of the destruction of the world. The only solution; the total destruction of humanity. Trevor sees the blast-wave coming. He grabs his ever-ready backpack, gets ready for the building to come crashing down, as he more or less surfs it down on his terrace, to then find that hyper modern jet fighters make their way over the city, reducing it to nothing but rubble.

The book deals with what happens when the emotional aspect of mankind is given priority rule, and logic falls away. In a world where everything is geared toward acceptance, equality, and affirmations, reality becomes lost, until it comes crashing in on an unprepared world. With Trevor seeming to be the last survivor, he encounters a species that stems from humanity, but is not the same. As he tries to negotiate for his neutrality, amongst the species based on logic, emotions develop. Can he steer all of this toward peace, or is this improved humanity doomed to fail as well?

In the days of the wild west, a gunslinger named Deadeye Jack is asked to guide a Dutch archaeologist into the wilds of Canada, looking for what appears to have been a missing Viking expedition, long before Colombus ever set sail. Jack, having been wandering the west more than anything else, bothered by memories of the war, never having found his place after it, accepts the job. He heads out with the prim and proper Dutchman, who is completely out of place in the wild. When something happens, The Dutchman can go no further, but Jack’s curiosity is piqued. He decides to go on, when what he encounters is something that he could never have thought of even being possible.

Strange encounters, impossible scenarios, and even a native girl that seems different than the rest of her tribe. Many situations that can no longer be ascribed to coincidence, happen to the gunslinger who is becoming an explorer.

Having gone through things that he could never explain, Jack finds himself in a position to have to choose. He can reap the rewards of his exploits, or, he can embrace the explorer within.

Deadeye Jack is based on true historical situations that never found a true answer. Using known facts, the rest of the story is filled in, to possibly explain what might have really happened out there.

  Was Lucifer indeed evil from the beginning, or, like the ancient texts say, was he the first angel, the bringer of light, but his powers came so close to those of god, that god feared him becoming stronger than himself? Kevin, a painter, having been haunted by dark dreams most of his life, stumbles upon the path to finding out, but then, that path was always meant for him, wasn’t it?

As Kevin works on his artwork, he creates a work that is so dark, yet so enticing that he cannot get himself to sell it. When he uses it as display on his stand though, it becomes noticed, bringing an offer of sponsorship, and possibly his own gallery. There’s something about the man who wants to sponsor him though.

The only one that Kevin can talk to about it, is the shadow that’s been around for a couple of years. What it is, he doesn’t know, nor if it exists purely in his imagination, yet one day he sees it as more. Could this really be a being? A friend? More?

As more and more questions rise, Kevin ends up on a path that will change everything, forever.

Brian, a motorcycle mechanic that more or less bleeds motor oil, drives home from work, has a nice evening, to then turn in, only to wake up with everything having changed. Yes, it is definitely his house, having his things – or, what remains of them – as the world has fallen, and he is pulled into a world in an apocalypse of some kind.

Heading out into the world, he finds people, but overhearing them, he hears them talking about him, as if they know him well, even his dog. He follows them, watching them enter a very familiar building, as eventually he reveals himself to these people that know him, but he’s never seen them before.

With the Vatican having been breached, its secrets spilled out, the truth would reveal that the church was never good, and god was not who they claimed. Vampires, werewolves, and all manner of beings escape, and are now free in the world again, but so is magic, and people having that ability, now no longer suppressed by ritual magic used by the church, only, nobody knows how to handle all this anymore, and as a result, the world crumbles.

Brian, also finding himself to possess a certain kind of magic, goes after a book of power, that, when he finds it, nearly overwhelms him. Step by step he has to learn how to master this immense power, when he ends up bitten by a werewolf, changing everything, fulfilling an ancient prophecy. With the lies of the church revealed, ancient powers must come together in order to fight the final battle, with Brian in the middle of it all. 

Serena was just a girl, living over a century ago, when in a brutal attack she lost her parents. The werewolf had bitten her too, but she had managed to hide in the basement, hearing how her parents were brutally devoured. Gradually, the timid Serena began changing.
As the girl, she was timid, shy, and awkward, but as the wolf she was fierce and strong. Living in the woods by herself for over a hundred years, one night she sees Cade, and something stirs in her heart. She knows what she is, and that it’s unlikely for him to even accept her, so from the shadows she decides to watch over him. When she sees someone out to hurt him, she takes care of the problem, but that brings the law to his doorstep, only making things worse.
Serena is a story about a werewolf forced to live forever, falling in love with a human, yet when by accident Cade does notice her, she finds that for the first time in her never-ending life, she does not have to stand alone anymore. 

 Living in the world after it fell into a post-apocalyptic state, Matthew roams the wasteland aimlessly, just surviving day after day, when he falls down an elevator shaft, leading him to a locked door from before the fall of civilization. What he finds there, changes everything, as he powers up old generators, suddenly hearing a voice over an intercom. Trying to rescue the trapped person in this laboratory, he finds only the partially finished body of an AI, as it turns to look at him.
Thinking her to merely be a machine, he intends to leave, finding out that she has been trapped in her mainframe for over half a century, scared, unable to see, unable to hear, as she begs him to not leave her. Matthew hears her out, now understanding that she is indeed sentient, and if he doesn’t help her, she can never live.
Deciding to help her, he has to find a way to finish her body, taking her into a violent world that she knows nothing about, when a spark ignites between a human and an AI. Together they face and overcome situation after situation, until after having saved her several times over, he ends up needing help, but the cost is high. 

Arthur, an operative, working directly for the government, finds himself set up, even having to flee the country. Trying to gather the proof of his innocence, the world begins to tremble as a global war breaks lose, resulting in massive missile strikes all over the world, until it causes the tectonic plates to buckle, and a worldwide earthquake unlike the earth has ever seen before, turns everything upside down. Having barely survived it, he finds himself in a destroyed world, seeking for food, survivors, and hope. When months later he finds a failed settlement, he recognized the shirt on a victim having belonged to his former partner, the one who set him up. In a world where only the strong survive, he sets off on the trail of his former brother in arms, having the most unlikely tagalong that he could ever have thought of, even as something between them begins developing. When everything fails, he finds other soldiers, forming the American Wolfpack, as camp by camp they begin taking the world back. 

William Henderson, having a profound love for the sea, sets off on his maiden voyage as the captain of a merchant vessel, having accepted an odd crate as his last cargo, heading for the new world. The further he sails, the more his men begin believing in a curse, as a cold mist seems to follow them wherever they go.
One day, finding wreckage and a survivor at sea, everything would change forever. Under heavy attack all seems lost, when the most unlikely of beings comes to their defense. Confronted by a beast being half man, half wolf, William ends up bitten. Knowing that he can now never go back to a normal life, he sets off in search for an answer, thinking that he wants to find a cure, yet finding that he may have to embrace it instead.
The Lycaon Captain will have you on the edge of your seat from the very first chapter, as werewolves, curses, piracy, and even a forbidden love, take William and his crew all over, finding themselves in the middle of an ancient prophesy, learning that werewolves and vampires had a common origin long before the tales came from Walachia. 

John Masterson is a man that belongs on the trail, riding through the glory days of the wild west. Unlike most gunslingers, he never chooses the life, as it seems to have chosen him. Instead of seeking fame and a reputation, all he cares about is using his skills to help people. His reputation grows, as he is approached to come and help a Mexican rancher, who’s wife and daughter have been taken.

Lonewolf is the story of a loner, fighting for justice, yet what he finds is something much greater, something that he might be willing to give up his way of life for. The open range, Mexican cantinas, and a woman who wants to live the life he lives with him, even as he is hesitant to let that happen. All of it brings legends of the west together with something greater, deeper, having you on an adventure of your own before you’re through. Action, love, and loss make Lonewolf a story with an impact, as John and his horse Frank are their own characters without a doubt.

About a century has passed since the world fell at the hands of the extreme left having come to power, ignoring the true issues threatening the world, as wars and global warming have reached extremes, and society has crumbled.

Most of the world is either dead or dying, as is Daniel’s farm. His last field of grain failed so miserably that he could pick the last grains by hand, now being worth their weight in gold. In North Dakota the winter still cools a little, but rain is nearly completely a thing of the past, and even the winter days are still hot.

With a dead farm, a little bit of grain, and an injured puppy, Daniel risks the trip to one of the few remaining cities in order to trade, as money no longer has any value, trying to find a way to get through another year. Amidst the dangers of the city, he is approached by the most unlikely being, and asked to help in a last-ditch effort to try and restore the world.

As in a futuristic western, Daniel must traverse a dangerous world in order to try and save it, unable to tell anyone of his mission, or they would use it for self-gain, and all would be lost.

 The last gunslinger is the story of a man in the last days of the wild west. A story of a trailblazer, a gunfighter, and the promise of love, settling down and having a future. When all is lost the man that he was must rise once more to set things right.

A former soldier of the south, having dedicated his life to chasing down bounties, Jesse takes on a notorious gunslinger, a very dangerous man. Soon after, Jesse, good with a gun, at home on the trail, finds himself unfamiliar with love. Trying to navigate a situation that soon turns his life upside down, Jesse finds that the world around him is evolving into something different, as the ways of the west are vanishing, and men like him are no longer wanted. In order to live the last remaining days of the west, where he belongs, he rides into the black hills, trying his hand at mining for gold. For a little while all goes well, until one day that too changes. Riding the trail once again, he rides to avenge a terrible injustice done to him. 

 As a virus is added to the water supply in many countries, at the hands of a warring country in the East, humanity falls to it, causing modern man to de-evolve into Neanderthal-like beings, called Neanders. Travis, being naturally immune, having nothing to do with any wars or public opinions, finds himself in an increasingly aggressive world where what were once people no longer have the ability to open a tin can. He stands alone, until he sees people trying to hunt a wolf for food. Saving the wolf, he builds a cautious friendship with the most unlikely creature. His desire to help survivors drives him further and further out into the world, as he indeed finds some, but are they friendly?

Loss, survival, true friendship, and even love become overwhelming emotions in a world out to kill him, as he seeks to find a cure, intending to fulfill a promise. 

The new threat making the wasteland even more dangerous, merely marks the beginning of Regression II. It turns out that some of the government survived, but while they offer help, they soon end up in trouble themselves. Travis, pushing down the weight on his shoulders in order to do what needs doing, simply starts up his truck, accompanied by his trusty wolf, as he rides into the fray again. Increasingly the cost of what has to be done becomes overwhelming. Just as things begin falling into a pattern though, something catastrophic brings everything back to the drawing board, but Travis refuses to back down, as recognition of his achievements puts him in a position that he never wanted. With people looking to him for answers, he makes choices that not all can agree with, but they are needed to save their lives.

Having secured the island for his people, Travis finds that peace is no longer something that comes easy for him. With everyone safe, he decides that it’s time to widen the search for possible survivors. While Travis has truly become made for the world as it has become, Allison finds that she wants to let go of her survival mode, ending up creating a rift between them. When trying to make things better, something happens that causes Travis to head out once more, beginning something that will change it all.

 The Shadow’s Fury is a story about a regular guy, having found out that his wife was unfaithful. This event will be the catalyst to his development into becoming the first modern-day wizard, guided by the old gods, turning their attention back to humanity after centuries.
While still unaware of her infidelity, Joe Rivers is attending a party, where he is tricked into selling his wife’s soul. Unaware of this having been an actual deal, he goes on with his life, as a darkness begins making itself known. When the darkness guides him to be confronted with her activities, he withdraws to his cabin in Colorado. During a violent storm, his now ex-wife Patricia comes to check on him. Just as Joe lets his anger and hurt overwhelm him, and he is about to take matters into his own hands, the demon that tricked him discovers something about Joe. Horror gives birth to magic, even bringing a spirit wolf through to this plane of existence, becoming Joe’s only friend. He withdraws to a castle ruin in northern Scotland, where it will soon appear that remaining alone might not be an option, as Joe begins fulfilling the role that destiny had written for him. 

 Follow Joe deeper into a world where mythology and reality blend together, as the Shadow sails on the waters of another world.
During a very important mission in a world made of pure horror, something happens that sets cataclysmic events in motion, as Joe becomes the enemy of a very powerful being.
Nordic and Christian mythology become a very real part of his life, as he must make choices for humanity itself, even as most will never know he ever existed. 

 Who would have thought that preventing the Ragnarok could be a bad thing? Journey along with Joe Rivers once again as a tremendous sacrifice may be required in order to save those he loves. Living a life that brings a completely different set of challenges with it, Joe keeps feeling as if something is off, something just out of reach. An ancient magic is unleashed on reality itself, even involving the weavers of time. Joe has to confront those he thought he knew in order to make sense of things, even himself.